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15 S.C. B. News 1 (2003-2004)

handle is hein.barjournals/socarbn0015 and id is 1 raw text is: 0 South Carolina www.scbar.org I October 2003 1 Vol. 15, No. 1 Insid Bar By Bar Foundation Ne Board of Govern Calen Classif i 26, Ethics Advis Opinion Summar Firm Announceme E Judicial Advis Opini Legal Administrat NE Risk Managem South i Caroli Bar e: tes 12 hWS 13 ors 2 dar 25 eds 27 ory ies 18 nts 5-7 ory ons 10 ors Ws 14 ent 11 na Alan Bean to speak at A lan Bean, a former NASA astronaut and the fourth man to walk on the moon, will speak at the Quality of Life seminar dur- ing the 2004 Bar Convention, scheduled for January 22-25 at Charleston Place. Bean was selected as a NASA astronaut in 1963. During his 18-year career, he became the Lunar Module Pilot on the Apollo 12 mis- sion and commander of the Skylab Mission II, which lasted 59 days and traveled 24.4 mil- lion miles. His crew accomplished 150 per- cent of their pre-mission goals, a record unequaled even today. While at NASA, Bean helped establish 11 world records in space and astro- nautics. His numerous awards include two NASA Distinguished Service Medals and two Navy Distinguished Service Medals. During his presentation, Bean will share 50-60 slides with the audience. He says, I want them to feel they are looking inside the hearts and minds of -7 1 -7 the astronauts, scien- tists and engineers who worked together Alan Bean 2004 Bar Convention as a team, took risks, extended the envelope and made an impossible dream a reality, hop- ing this insight will inspire them to realize they can accomplish equally challenging goals in their lives as well. Also during the Convention, the Thursday evening President's Welcome Reception will be held among four downtown Charleston art gal- leries including the Charleston Renais-sance Gallery. The galleries are within walking dis- tance, and guests will be free to rotate among each party. Jack Swerling will lead the Criminal Law Update again this year, and Jim Gray and Mike Kelly will lead the Civil Law Update, last year's new addition to the Convention. These seminars, as well as the Family Law semi- nar, will be attended by South Carolina's family and circuit court judges. Mark your calendars for January 22-25, and watch for more Convention news coming soon! ka your calendars for January 22-25, a r ' y r and watch for more Convention news coming soonlij E-Blast to be distributed twice weekly B eginning in October, E-Blast, the Bar's agement tips and other news items that may free weekly e-mail newsletter, will be dis- be of interest to attorneys. A Bar calendar is tributed twice each week. Currently also included in the newsletter it is e-mailed every Wednesday so that active members can to all members who have i easily keep track of section their e-mail addresses reg- la st and/or committee meet- istered with the Bar. ings. A new feature to be Starting soon, it will be added is firm announce- distributed every Tuesday ments. In addition to and Thursday.f being published in South E-Blast features Bar news items, Carolina Bar News and on the the latest advance sheets opinions, upcoming Bar's Web site, the latest firm announce- CLE seminars, technology and practice man- E-Blast continued on page 3. News

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